4 courses with the subject UNIV, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
UNIV 100Regent Foundations of Success (3) Knowledge and resources essential for academic success at Regent
University. Includes foundational skills for future coursework, including use of the library, the University Writing Center, tutorial services, academic advising, and career services. Only available to online students. Government and Criminal Justice ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Department Chair: Danail Koev, Ph.D. The Department of Government and Criminal Justice seeks to equip students with a critical understanding of government, politics, history, criminal justice, law and national security as well as the approaches, methods, and tools scholars in these disciplines employ. The department also educates students to think holistically about the relationship between biblical Christianity and each of these disciplines through curricula that offer foundational courses in each discipline as well as advanced courses and opportunities for further study of and reflection upon each discipline.
Examination of knowledge and resources necessary for undergraduate student success within the context of Regent University’s educational environment. Particular attention is given to academic writing and use of the Academic Support Center. Pass/No Pass.
Further examination of knowledge and resources necessary for undergraduate student success at Regent University. Particular attention is given to use of the Library, Center for Student Happiness, Academic Advising, Career Services, and other student academic support services. Pass/No Pass. Government, History, and Criminal Justice ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Department Chair: Stephen King, Ph.D. The Department of Government, History and Criminal Justice seeks to equip students with a critical understanding of government, politics, history, criminal justice, law and national security as well as the approaches, methods, and tools scholars in these disciplines employ. The department also educates students to think holistically about the relationship between biblical Christianity and each of these disciplines through curricula that offer foundational courses in each discipline as well as advanced courses and opportunities for further study of and reflection upon each discipline.
